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Intensifying fighting in Yemen has cut off life-saving assistance to 800,000 people as shifting frontlines, blocked roads and growing insecurity severely restrict access to the city of Taiz and other conflict zones, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Wednesday. This event card combines 2 sources; each original remains available below.
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has called for promoting, providing and protecting health in the Eastern Mediterranean region, home to some of the world’s top humanitarian crises such as Sudan, Yemen and the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
Yemen’s crisis escalates: Dorcas starts emergency response for displaced families
Yemen: Health system faces mounting pressure as fighting intensifies
Yemen: Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (YHNRP) 2026 - Funding Status (13 October 2026) [EN/AR]
GIEWS Country Brief: The Republic of Yemen 13-October-2026
Yemen conflict 2026: What you need to know
Cholera cases surge as conflict in Yemen displaces over 200 000 people
Yemen’s southwestern city of Taiz is facing a “devastating” humanitarian crisis as escalating tensions are dramatically driving up food prices and causing shortages of supplies, the UN Spokesperson said on Tuesday.
Yemen Situation: Displacement overview (as of 10 Oct 2026)
WFP Yemen | Thematic Study: Conflict Escalation and Market Implications (October 2026)
Yemen: People Desperate to Flee Conflict While Thousands Arrive, All at Risk
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has condemned a Houthi missile attack on Riyadh’s main airport that Saudi authorities say killed 12 people and wounded more than 300.